New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
HAS ROME SUSPENDED Ii I'M Z
THE POPE AND THE CASE OF DIR. McGLYNN.
WHAT SUSPENSION ::MEANs-THE ARCHBISHOP
WRITES TO THE COMMITTEE.

WHAT A SUSPENSION sMEANS-THE ARCHBISHOP
WRITES TO THE COMMITTEE.
Archbishop Corrigan still declnes to say whether the
report that DR. McGlynn suspended by oraer OF
the Pope. which referred to In THE TRIBUNE yeser
day. IL or ia not true There however. suhstahui
reasons for stating that 1; IL correct and that Dr. MO
Glynn has been permanently suspended from the per
formance OF his priestly functions by the boy see b'
II Is not true has been stated that this done DO
fore tho appointment OF his Mt ST. stephon"
The order aid not arrive until Monday NIGHT nearly three
days after Father Donnely had been installed This ACT
on tho Iart OF the Vatican authorities is tho result oil
direct reiu'a by Father McGynD TO obey the first SUM
ons dering HIN to Rome. In tho first order ne was
directed to thither Immediately. This was GENEROUSLY
inerI reted by tho Archbishop, and tmonth was Ill
lowed for making preparations for the Journey
At the end OF tnat period Dr. McGlynn showod no
signs of Departing and Henry Georges article came OUT
defending the Doctors and giving reasons why w
should not Tie intimacy between the two men oe'hR
well known the article naturally looked upon as MI
expression the priests views IL cons iecu 10
extent 10y his supe0rs especially when he ala not
attemIt 10 iisown 1t In any way. The ArchnispoP
waited three four days after the publication OF tne
first Lumber Of The Staard and then sent messensor
TO Dr. McGlynn asking him II he was going to Rome 10
this inquiry the Doctor replied that ho not HIS re-
ply WAS immedia ely cabed TO Rome. and Father Doi'-
nelly gned to ct. Sephens In response 10 t'e
message came tho order from the Holy See on Monday
directing the Archbishop the delegate Of tho rope 10
suspend Dr. McGlynD. aud this was done at once.
This I'D suspension OF the Doctor is not Ike tno
first which imposed BY Archbishop Corrra". due 10
the expression OF the land question contrary
to those wo the Catholic Church claims to hold put "
administered because the Doctor refused to obey the
Papai summons. rho urst was. In a sense. trnlns IN
comparison with the secon but must not lie inferred
that tue severest possible punishment has been meted
on, to DR.. McGlynn Suspension by the rope does
the M Of
II only forbids him to exercise them.
For the purpose OF obtaining definite Information OH
this subject reporter lied of Tho high
Catholic authorities In the city and asked him for an
explanation OF what DR.. McGiynns punishment really
means and n 1t true that he cannot 10 Rom.
ard again perform the duties Of Priest In IT.
sponsc to this question ,hs official took down hoee vol
the DOCTRINES rules and dsciplnes OF the Cath
ole Church and read commented ss follows In re-
gard Ia the tern censure:
the may AND he % nv gch bap
tiled efson who Las commo crime and IL con umacons
spiritual advantages Thus cenSure presupposes not only
spiritual goods only Affects those who by baptism have
cong the nature and extent OF the they nnct into
accommodations Suspensions and intricts they may be
ness or again permanent law may be passed. on%ns M
ire from he Pope down except parish Priests y "
Row o. censnrs win Which have to deal is
oatod nterc. least far 10 ascertained
"A-suspenson Is by which cleric IA forbidden
to re-, ~. ode 5 or his sa one. or 70 m ssr
deprive cleric Of his Denehc or make HIN incapso OF law
does ike deprive him Of his status clergy
Partial suspension prohibits nom the OF his
orders OF his Office e. from the exercise o. orders an nf
dcion Or again nom thc aud amnisa, on oil
ursd eton or on from certain acts OF order and Jn,e
Ing yet PERFECTLY froe his parish
Entie suspension prohibits AL order jurisdiction
sen1nGe may Os pefpiaa % s &
by s Of tho presis wSo snt IL h
r.or. successor or delegate u inflicted not merely
nav he removed By ssoaton given soicmniy According /,
the Ritual II suspension public privately by Also
power ab.oluon held every pries,
!" Ti n. '' O'0P
From this 1t appears that DR. McGiynn "a yet guilty
that Will compel him To pass tho remainder OF his
days In suffering IN aron monastery But
lie has added dsobedrnce Ia his former offences
This notion OF what Suspension means is not the
held by Di. McGlyDn. since hc IA especially well
In matters pertaining To church government Hence
IL 4. not surprising Ia learn that when the
Of the Pope's action communicated II made
no ~ goo ses no oS torn Even
friends permitted Ia talk with hun THIS
o ss about ss :, HI. Illness With there Is reason
Many OF his stu think taat ho should aud that
ultimately he viii go To Rome. Iober Il. Mooney laid
the Propaganda aud scd that he would
go yet John d. CIumnins deprecated the action OF the
St stephens parisiOners In behalf OF Dr. McGlynn aud
thought oa for he priest to pursue va, that
rr"een %I ay II" the Pope has
him
The Practitioners. however. just as jealous ever
in their efforts their pastor back again Dr. Carry
ssid Yesterday that .,,. scea IL valid DR. Me
prsyen, the people from seeking his restoration lie
himself dd not think the report was true; ,,---,
the Communication sent him by The sub
committee Tuesday IL addressed TO John X Fee
meeting committee held at No. 455 Ihird-avc last
sysmE on Out wsnsysr m import the committee
10 considerably moved by H. Tho members won't out
hour Then they came back and after another hour.
consultation sent this note out TO the reporter:
The mt ,s 5sS ss$ e al ss 10 sa s
Dr McGynn and found him In such condition That h.s
Pug '''''" WILLIAM j. McAulIfTT. secretary.
The members said that they could not mako anything
known unui they had reported 10 tho main committed
Mr.. Martin. d" and that Is that Our work has been
entirely satisfactory 10 lis aud that vs. are going
right ancad Win H."
viii you call on the ArchblshopT
THAT must decline 10 state
According 10 tho committee, There VIII DO large
OF money raised Tor Dr. McGlynn great dear
has already been pledged For tho present all coprp
stephens McGynn Fund At his store at secondavc ana
Father Donncy Is making his administration felt
at 81 stepheua 1t was reported last night
a r naa rc ~ a ~ bur Also the home IN
Twenty egith-st. adjoining st. stephens Church Inc
1t Michaers Mission and Mount IOreito aud those In
Twenty eighth st. have been taken Ia the various
Catholic establishments IN the city. Both oi
these homes founded by Dr. Mcoiyhn
Al one time there TOO little ones
In the one at Newborn The managers, u Is said sent
over on Monday for funds Father Donnely said there
was no money them aud tho place closed It's
supposed this movements for the pir oso OF DrlnS
Ing the people who have decided not to support tho
parish under the pastor. 10 terms. since they are
aware OF Dr. Mc0lynns fondness for both homes fahor
Donnely declined 10 talk about tho matter last evening"
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TIE POPE NOT OPPOSED TO HENRY GEORGE
BATIMoRE, Jan. 19.-The San has a dispatch from
Rome which says: Much astonishincnt Is expressed III
ecclesiastical circles nj tho statement circulated IN tho
United states lhat has condemned the teachings OF
Henry George and that Dr. MoGynn has been censured